Équerre d'argent 2016 Record checked on 25 October 2026.

Studio Muoto

Architecture firm in Paris 10th · founded in 2003

Overview

Founded in Paris in 2003 by Gilles Delalex and Yves Moreau, Studio Muoto designs pared-back public and mixed-use buildings in which raw structure and generous, adaptable space take precedence over ornament. Its best-known work, the student hub on the Paris-Saclay campus, earned the Équerre d'argent in 2016, and the studio has since extended its work to schools, housing and projects abroad, notably in Tirana.

Founded
2003
Team
—
Projects
6
Awards
3

Founded in 2003; current company registered in 2010.

Partners and founders

Gilles DelalexCo-founder / Partner
Yves MoreauCo-founder / Partner

Fields of work

Public buildings · Educational buildings · Housing · Mixed-use and offices · Architectural research

Built work

2023

Halle de l'Innovation

Montpellier · Offices / innovation hall
2018

Groupe scolaire du Numérique

Boulogne-Billancourt · School complex
2017

5 rue Stendhal – 34 dwellings, nursery and emergency shelter

Paris · Housing and nursery
2017

Groupe scolaire du Bac d'Asnières

Clichy · School complex
2016

Lieu de vie (Public Condenser), Paris-Saclay campus

Gif-sur-Yvette · Student hub and sports facility
2011

P6 car park, Nice Côte d'Azur Airport

Nice · Car park

Prizes and awards

  • 2016Équerre d'argent (Lieu de vie, Saclay campus)
  • 2015Holcim Awards – Global finalist (Public Condenser, Saclay)
  • 2008Nouveaux Albums des Jeunes Architectes et des Paysagistes (AJAP)

Frequently asked questions

Where is Studio Muoto based?

The firm's address is 48 avenue Claude Vellefaux, 75010 Paris.

When was Studio Muoto founded?

It was founded in 2003.

How can I contact Studio Muoto?

You can reach the firm by phone on +33 9 54 81 09 00, by email at info@studiomuoto.com and through its website studiomuoto.com.

What are the main projects of Studio Muoto?

Its built work includes Halle de l'Innovation (Montpellier, 2023), Groupe scolaire du Numérique (Boulogne-Billancourt, 2018) and 5 rue Stendhal – 34 dwellings, nursery and emergency shelter (Paris, 2017).